MrsElise Robinson

Elise's research projects aim to explore patient behaviour and perceptions surrounding injury, illness and engagement with health treatments. Elise plans to explore how equity and access can be improve for disadvantages groups using codesign and service implementation. Elise believes that "if people are supported with empathy, support and knowledge, we can help them make sustainable positive health changes". 

Elise's current research projects include:

Grant awarded from Faculty of Health Seed Funding Scheme, for the category of Multicultural Health & Wellbeing for the project titled: 'Co-designing patient-informed pulmonary rehabilitation education for people from culturally and linguistically diverse communities'. This project aims to explore factors influencing participating and engagment in pulmonary rehabiliation and co-design strategies to implement within WSLHD to enhance equity and accessibility.    

A lab-based project assessing the relationship between resilience, physical performance and task engagement. 
A qualitative study investigating patient perceptions and attitudes towards engagement in functional activity and performance. 
A modified e-Delphi study to assess patient and clinician understanding of resilience to movement-evoked pain.